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Art of the Tuk Tuk: Thai Tarzan
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Monday, June 3, 2013. According to my tuk tuk driver the other day,. The real Tarzan lives somewhere in Thailand. I guess he resides on one of the islands or somewhere upcountry. Then again, maybe he's from the concrete jungle of Bangkok and swings from power lines in order to avoid all the heavy traffic. It is better to travel well than to arrive". This blog is dedicated to the creative, fun-loving, slightly unscrupulous tuk tuk drivers of Thailand. View my complete profile. By the author of this blog.
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Art of the Tuk Tuk: I Ain't Afraid of No Tuk Tuk!
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Sunday, March 17, 2013. I Ain't Afraid of No Tuk Tuk! If there's something weird and it don't look good. Who you gonna call? If they don't answer, perhaps you could give Bob Marley, the Rolling Stones, Ferrari, Che Guevara, or the Michelin Man a ring. It is better to travel well than to arrive". This blog is dedicated to the creative, fun-loving, slightly unscrupulous tuk tuk drivers of Thailand. View my complete profile. By the author of this blog. I Aint Afraid of No Tuk Tuk! Thailand / SE Asia.
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Art of the Tuk Tuk: Night Rider
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Thursday, November 15, 2012. There's nothing quite like riding in a tuk tuk at night. Unlike the experience of traveling in an enclosed car, driving along in an open vehicle is not so removed from the blinking city lights, urban sounds, and action on the streets. Even after nine years of living in this city, I still get a rush every time I take a three-wheeler after dark. It is better to travel well than to arrive". View my complete profile. By the author of this blog. Khao San Tuk Tuk. Thailand / SE Asia.
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Art of the Tuk Tuk: Chatty Drivers
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Sunday, September 1, 2013. According to a recent study in the US, twenty-five percent of all automobile accidents in the States are caused by inattentive driving while talking or texting on cell phones. I wonder what percentage of car crashes in Thailand are related to this issue. Tuk tuk drivers are constantly chatting on their phones. It is better to travel well than to arrive". This blog is dedicated to the creative, fun-loving, slightly unscrupulous tuk tuk drivers of Thailand. Thailand / SE Asia.
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Art of the Tuk Tuk: Bad Boy
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Thursday, January 17, 2013. It is better to travel well than to arrive". This blog is dedicated to the creative, fun-loving, slightly unscrupulous tuk tuk drivers of Thailand. View my complete profile. By the author of this blog. Thailand / SE Asia. Still Life in Moving Vehicles. Through the Liquor Glass. 1960's Bangkok Tuk Tuk. Is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 United States License. Simple template. Powered by Blogger.
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Art of the Tuk Tuk: Chinatown
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Saturday, February 9, 2013. Happy Chinese New Year 2013. If you happen to be in Bangkok this weekend, hop in a tuk tuk and tell the driver to go to Yaowarat Road to celebrate Chinese New Year. Never mind the hoards of people, the sights in. At this time of year are spectacular! Be sure to try some delicacies on the street, stop at a Chinese-style temple, watch dancing dragons and troupes of acrobats, and take some photos of the themed decorations in the form of this year's astrological sign, the snake.
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Art of the Tuk Tuk: Khao San Tuk Tuk
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Friday, November 23, 2012. Khao San Tuk Tuk. In Bangkok, most tuk tuk drivers have a routine area for parking their vehicles while waiting for customers. The operator of this auto rickshaw is a regular on Khao San Road, the street that British author Alex Garland called "the centre of the backpacking universe" in his 1996 novel,. It is better to travel well than to arrive". This blog is dedicated to the creative, fun-loving, slightly unscrupulous tuk tuk drivers of Thailand. View my complete profile.
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Art of the Tuk Tuk: Thai Eclecticism
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Monday, December 3, 2012. This has to be the only music video in the world that includes the combination of a Rastafarian on rollerblades, random guys breakdancing and kickboxing, jazz musicians dressed in black and white, an unruly backpacker, and tuk tuks. The song,. Tuk Tuk Breakdown,. Is pretty eclectic itself as it blends a variety of music genres together and as the lyrics focus on everything from auto rickshaw drivers taking. Or foreigners, to famous sites around Bangkok to eating.
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Art of the Tuk Tuk: Ferocious Tiger
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Tuesday, February 12, 2013. In Thailand, tigers are a symbol of strength, power, and fearlessness. In this culture, you can find Thai-style images of them in the form of tattoos and on lucky yantra. It is better to travel well than to arrive". This blog is dedicated to the creative, fun-loving, slightly unscrupulous tuk tuk drivers of Thailand. View my complete profile. By the author of this blog. Thailand / SE Asia. Still Life in Moving Vehicles. Through the Liquor Glass. 1960's Bangkok Tuk Tuk.
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